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I'm trying not to dwell on this and simply put my trust in the FO, but outside of Shannahan I don't think any of the other discussed candidates are impressive. I hate to admit that I'm nervous the longer this is dragged out.

I don't know how to feel about this.... Back when we were still suffering through Cam I had, 'Can Cam. Hire Norv,' as my sig... I still hope we make a move to get Turner away from the Browns. He was able to produce in Cleveland and he allowed for guys like Gordon and Cameron to have amazing years with very little at quarterback. We all know Norv is a crap head coach, but that shouldn't cause us to shy away from him being our OC.

I feel like if he was just your run of the mill criminal he wouldn't have been permitted to be free all this time on pending felony charges. I credit his well paid lawyers.... which is another flaw in our judicial system.

Let me get this straight, the incident involving the weapons occurred in June of 2012 which means it happened BEFORE the beginning of last season. How does that work? You get busted with a small arsenal of illegal weapons and then are allowed to work and make millions of dollars over the course of an entire NFL season? That doesn't seem right at all...

I mean, they do have precedent that there is some truth to that. Hines Ward was caught red-handed driving his car up over a curb drunk in Georgia and somehow got out of it scott free.

Heck. Regular people are smart enough to pay the cab fare to get home safe...

Agreed on the Titus Young being a moron sentiment: http://deadspin.com/titus-young-arrested-again-503570801

It's amazing how that works. If I assaulted a cop I doubt I'd get off that easy...

yeah, I blame ESPN for the masses of ignorant fans who think they're making some insightful comment by revealing their ignorance about our cap and the contracts of our players.

But they are a run first team that rely heavily on a fullback. You can only have 11 players on the field so you either keep the RB or sacrifice the play action so a WR in name only (Ted Ginn) 'stretches the field' but has never been a true threat because he can't catch the ball...

But he was getting paid like one... hence the trade.

The way I see it, the 49ers are going to look a lot like the 2010 Ravens when we had Mason and Boldin. They now have Crabtree and Boldin. Two receivers with identical skill sets. They can't gain separation and they don't have burner type speed. They're route running possession guys and they won't be able to benefit from each other like Boldin benefited from Torrey stretching the field. This isn't going to help Kaepernick at all because he simply doesn't deliver balls like Flacco can. He throws footballs on ropes and he won't be able to deliver them in a way for a guy like Boldin to go up and get them under tight coverage. And with that Seattle secondary mugging them in tight man-to-man coverage I don't foresee those two games fairing well for the niner offense.

They're professionals. It's their job to step up and make plays. I have faith in the FO's evaluation of the players and the players' ability to contribute. Maybe you should too. People lost their minds when Mase and Heap were axed yet we found ourselves in the AFCCG that season with guys like Torrey and Pitta stepping up. It's time for the next crop of young guns to make their mark. It's as simple as that. And I'm no high schooler. So don't make an incoherent comment like that again.

We lose starters every single year. You act like this is some drastic event that has never happened before. We lose starting caliber players constantly and yet we find ourselves in the playoffs the following season to the dismay of haters like yourself.

I see that you're new to these boards. I hope you stick around so that I can find you once next season is concluded to say I told you so. You act like we're in the dregs of the league now. We're still contending for a title. The sky isn't falling regardless of how hyperbolic you get.

Have you even looked at those throws? They were close to impossible for him to grab. Joe put them in spots where he had a slim chance of catching them but they were safe from being picked off.

He has one more year on his deal and then he would have been surely gone anyway. I don't see Boldin having a pro bowl year in SF considering who's throwing to him. It's painful but the right move going forward for the organization.

He played injured in this game. He has heart, determination, and sticky hands. All things that don't change regardless of the competition. Get off your high horse.

Doss has strong hands and is in the mold of Boldin when it comes to fighting for extra yards. Stop hating on him so much when he hasn't even gotten a fair opportunity to show his worth to the offense.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIRxg84LkF8

Austin could be lethal in the slot with Jacoby and Torrey on the outside.

Jennings is a true number one AND the injury history would lower his price. I love Jennings actually. He seems like a real stand up guy.

I mean, that's all they're getting anyway. He's only under contract for next season. He could easily retire following next season but not pursuing another contract.

The ultimate revenge would be using it to trade ahead of them to steal a gem.

Q got Dilfered.

Say it isn't so...